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Announcements Exam 2 is next time (March 4). Will cover Chapters 1 – 3 and Chapter 4 through page 98 (up to but not including Waves) of Foundations of.
Development of Atomic Theory Part I. Early Roots Much of science (including chemistry) and mathematics can trace their investigative roots to Arabic countries.
Unit 1: Fundamental Chemistry CHEMISTRY: the science of materials, their composition and structure, and the changes they undergo.
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Introduction to spectroscopy Introduction: the Unity of Science Electromagnetism (textbook: Griffiths, Jackson) Electrostatics (Coulomb’s Law) in vacuum.
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Introduction to Chemistry. “The world is full of obvious things. Which nobody by any chance ever observe.” -- Sherlock Holmes Careful observation is the.
When designing an experiment, the first step is to ____. a. analyze the data b. list a procedure c. state a hypothesis d. state the problem.
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